It’s our 200th episode — and to celebrate, our faithful Lutheran Ladies (and their faithful listener friends) are creating new stanzas for Herman Stuempfle’s hymn “For All the Faithful Women” (LSB 855).
{The Lutheran Ladies’ Lounge} Book Club Wrap Up: That Hideous Strength
Rachel leads Sarah and Erin in an epic conversation of C.S. Lewis’s That Hideous Strength.
{The Lutheran Ladies’ Lounge} The Party Planning Committee: A Farewell Extravaganza
In this bittersweet episode, the Ladies throw a surprise farewell party for Brianne Gerzevske, who, after four years of faithful service, is leaving the Lutheran Ladies’ Lounge.
{The Lutheran Ladies’ Lounge} LIVE from the 2023 LWML National Convention: Part 2
This week, we’re sharing part 2 of our audio highlights from our show at the LWML National Convention.
{The Lutheran Ladies’ Lounge} LIVE from the 2023 LWML National Convention: Part 1
This week and next, we’ll be sharing audio highlights from the Saturday night entertainment at the LWML National Convention in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. .
{The Lutheran Ladies’ Lounge} Erin’s Recipe Card: The Cream Puff
In honor of the great state of Wisconsin (currently hosting the LWML National Convention and the Lutheran Ladies’ Lounge cohosts), Erin devotes her latest Recipe Card episode to a quintessential Dairyland delicacy: the cream puff.
{The Lutheran Ladies’ Lounge} Wild Card: Ode to Lutheran Sushi
Take a dill pickle. Wrap it up in lunch meat and cream cheese. Slice it into bite-sized nuggets. What do you get? Dill pickle roll-ups — AKA Lutheran Sushi!
{The Lutheran Ladies’ Lounge} Hymn Sing with Sarah: Baptism Hymns!
In this Hymn Sing episode, Sarah makes a long-overdue foray into hymns for and about baptism.
{The Lutheran Ladies’ Lounge} Rachel’s Trivia Challenge: The Small Catechism!
Rachel quizzes Sarah, Erin, and Bri to see what they remember from their own confirmation classes.
{The Lutheran Ladies’ Lounge} Story Time with Sarah: Emilie Juliane von Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt
Sarah delves into the now-relatively-obscure life of one of 17th century Lutheranism’s most noteworthy women: Emilie Juliane, Countess of Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt.